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PAX East is happening this weekend and we’re all soooo thrilled that everybody’s having such a wonderful time in Boston. That’s justpeachyfor them. Some of us are stuck in our normal lives, trudging through our pitiful existences while they frolic. If you’re one of those trapped at home this weekend, you don’t have to be alone in this difficult time. Come hang out with us onDtoid TVand share your pain with others who know what it means to be away from the promised land.
People like Jordan Devore and myself, as we kick off the weekend celebrating the announcement of new HD remakes from Capcom with one of their prior re-releases,Magic Sword. Andy Schatz of Pocketwatch Games will be sitting down with Jonathan Holmes onSup, Holmes?to talk aboutMonaco: What’s Yours is Mine. And lunatic-in-residence Johnny Luchador will be making magic happen withHarry Potter Kinect.
Check out our full schedule for the weekend:
[Ease the pain from the night before with a little schadenfreude brought to you by Destructoid’s Conrad Zimmerman, Jordan Devore and the lovely Katrina.]
[Hang out with Destructoid Contributors Brett Zeidler and Caitlin Cooke as they play through entire games with a focus on co-op. It’s a safe bet that Caitlin is probably going to get mad at Brett for everything at some point.]
[Destructoid’s only PC-exclusive gaming show,Substituted Realityshowcases a wide variety of games with a particular focus on first-person shooters. Hosted by the lovely, off-beat, AwDamn.]
1pm –Sup, Holmes?Come hang out and join in on the conversation as Jonathan Holmes interviews amazing people from all sides of the gaming industry. This week, he will be joined by Andy Schatz, designer ofMonaco: What’s Yours is Mine.
[Join Destructoid’s most lovable Associate Editor, Jonathan Holmes, for interviews with his friends in the game industry. Participate in the live chat and get your questions answered]
[Starring Johnny Luchador,Super Fantastic Videogame Rad Show: Get There!takes a lighthearted approach to gaming, with the guys usually focusing more on breaking games for ridiculous results than accomplishing feats of skill.]
